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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-10

was lsaEnad thaa The foIlowinR inter
esss were inFolxeds Tie WesteFB Union
1eiexEaph Compauy, Adams ExpEe1s
OoDpany and the Pullman Palace Oar
Company. The eaFpuEations are stated
% Be interested Ia ne dsal. as thair
ease Of Il is 20 taxa empress, EeleEFaphie
and paiace ear privileges Of the BAlti-
more 4 Ohio system, thus renewing the
most foRmidahls oppositio1 thai the
Different parties no9 hava b. buylnR
tAst which they uill ultimately get
back By investing fn TIE deal.
yusr now n Kox WELL KNOWN.
NKw YonK, Msxck 9.-An evening pa.
pr, oommantinn on the Baltimore a
Ohio deal, savss sBy the viii Of Elder
Garrett. the President Of the Baltimors
4 Ono is restrained from the hqnida-
tion Of his railway stock withina twenty
years, and that period IL stiil distant.
9us4 how The lawyers got around the
dif8culty is not well known, bot it IA
supposed that Garrett placed In escrow
foR his own. q holding amounting 10
about one third Of the stock Of the
road For the ether shares he bad 10
persuade the trustees Of the John d.
Hopkins estate and the sepresen
tatives Of the State Of MaEylsnd and the
City Of Baltimore 10 part with
their large holdings Ct SO. the
rate agreed upon. he succeeded in
the negotiation and Il is said that the
purchase price Of the mtOck wiil be paid.
$1,000. 900. in fve per osRt long time
bonds, and the remainder In cash. The
following is also published: "As the
matter nov stands Garrett has given q
written aQroement Of what be will do
in the premises. and this includes a
call on the majority Of the stock At y
agure said 10 be between 500 aud $40. !"
MF. Sally and Mr.. Garrett have signed
9 preliminary contrast and the finances
Of the Baltimera and Ohis Company
are now being examined By parties
identified with the First National Bsnk
Syndicate. which is 30 furnish the mon
eg 10 bay the property. So far as this
Investigation has gone Il shows favor
ably. the fsetin0 debt. which has bean
reported at 810.000000 10 SIS. 900 900.
having been found 10 be only about
e7.oo0, ,0e0.
The amount required 70 cemplste the
purchase viii be about &l7,000O00.
There was some talk today about hold
ing certain amounts Of stock now IN
trust, which cannot be sold IN aseroW,
and 10 issae 9 tea-year Eve per cent.
bond for the same. but this is an outside
matter, and the UNDERSTANDING Il that
Mr.. Garrett is 10 deliver working ma.
iorify. Gould, up 10 the present time,
has had nothing 70 DO with the deal. bat
IL the sams is carried through be will,
Of course. appear In the interest Of tie
Western Union. as enc Of the objects IL
70 create harmony in telegraph as veil
as in railroad matters.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-10
HEAVILY DRAPKD IN BLACK,

Brooklyn buildings today are dEaped
In mourning. The municipal buildings
and the court houss snd puhlic build
ines and stores are being heavily dFaped
In black. Many private residences are
also draped. Nearly every prominent
organization in the city Of Brooklyn
has met and passed resolutions express
sive Of grief 10 the loss Of tbs eminent
divine. The public schools will prob
ably be closed on the day Of the fune-
raj, end many merchants intend 70
nlose their stores.
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
p IKE nAanrKET or IKE
Merchants National RanL

Merchants MatIonaI Bank.
CECURTTIES AND vALUABLEs
- Goops and PARcKEs of ali kinds re.
eeived for safe keeping and storage.
Safes and Dsposit Boxaa In BURGrAE
VAULT reated at from S to SO per an
mum. according 20 size.
MORTG AaK LOANS sn real estate a
Low rate Of interest and on long time.
interest paid on money from tine O
deposlt % date oe Payment mil
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rHR PRIcn PAID.

II vas reported on the street today
that the prioe paid BY the syndicate for
the Baltimore and Ohio stock vas S225,
but o well informed and prominent
banker said he had reason 10 believe II
vas not over 500. A leading bank
president, in commenting On the i'm
pertance Of the reported sale, said that
The railroads represented In the pur-
chasing combination. OF IN harmony
With them, would have control Of ell
the anthracite coal territory In the
country.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-10
PRETTY WILL UNDERSTOOD.

Alfred sully vas today applied TO by
q reporter Of the Evening Post for
some statement in regard 70 the eircnm-
stantial reports that syndicate repre-
seated by him had virtually concluded
negotiations with President Garrett Of
the Baltimore d Ohio for the purchase
Of controlling interest in that road
and its dependencies. Sally said be
preferred 10 say nothing until be could
state something definite and that he was
not yet in 3 position 20 do so.
When the reporter remarked that he
supposed the fact Of the purchase vas
nos denied, sully admitted that Il was
pretty well understood, but said he was
net yet prepared 10 announce the names
Of the parties concerned or the tarms OF
the agreement.
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PARTTKa To IN pRAI..

Alfred suIly is understood 70 repre-
sent the interest Of Oorbin. The Read
ing, Pennsylvania, Jersey Central and
New York Central companies are all
unaerstood 10 be parties 10 the deal.
A prominent stock broker today
remarked that the new combination
would represent the New York Central,
Erie, Pennsylvania and Reading roads,
and these would command all the bust
ness coming into New York.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-10

BosroE, March civilian O. Hiek-
man, originally Of Philadelphia bat
lately Of Boston, has joined the AmeFi-
can eolony in Canada after having. il 10
alleged, sWindled 9 number Of Boston
capitalists out Of between $4,000 and
$4,000. HickmAn claimed 10 have a
formula for Misunderstanding an artteis be
called suRHrins out Of osmmon starch.
The suRaFine vas 90 take the place Of
ordinary sugar. 10 which u vas equal N
all respests. sseoording to Hickman's
story, sugsrine eould be made for y
seats par pound and sold readily fer 81
cents. Several capitalists heoame in
teFestsd and furnished considerable
sums Of money. which, it b said, HEX.
man perverted 10 bis own use. when
be found be could no longer hliudfold
his dupes be left she city for Montreal,
where be row Ia. Hickman II said %
be very well connected 10 Pbiladelphia.
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FnARs ron Mss BEzcHER.

The body vas embalmea tonight.
The face was not pinehed but II had
fiattened out mnCh. Mrs. Beeeher vas
taken out BY . friend for relief on =
drive this afternoon, bot socn returned
thoroughly exhausted. Fears ere enter
tanned that she viii not long survive her
husband.
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ooETRoL on IMMENSE BUsENEss.

In counection With The Richmond
Tsrninal and the East Tennessee, ViF-
einia and Georgia roads, the new ays-
TEN wsuld hsve control Of nearly all the
sea coast lines from New York 70
Florida, and In eonneetion with these
the Indianapolis. Bloomington and
Western Railroads, and subsequently,
the Ohio Ssuthera. On the making Of
amicable arrangements with that line
she combinatioa would oontFsl all the
bituminous coal territory. except that
covered by the Buffalo, Rochester and
PittsbuFR.
IL is understood that negotiations Of
soms kind are nov on foot fer the con-
troll Of the latter road. Il is siso sup
posed that capitalists interested IN the
Adams Express Company are among
the backsrs Of she Sally party. with q
view 10 acquiring control of the
Baltimore and Ohio Express business.
aa they have acquired that Of the Head
ing Company. As 10 the Baltimore aud
Ohio Telegraph hne. the syndseata viii
be IN q position TO make terms With the
Western Union Company IL they ind
anoh "a BE- a thar interest
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-10

LOUISA (Ky.). March 9.-Neva has
been received from 4 lonely farming
community on Cats Fork, In LawFenoe
county, OF q terrible tragedy samuel
Smith, aged i6. who had had aome
trouble With . nsiehb0F, stephen Ham
uond, yesterday armed himself With q
revolver and vent ever 20 Hammsnds, .,
followinR him into the hoase. Ham
nond then reached for bis ride, bat
smith cred and killed him. ham
mond'a wife And children, boy and
airi. attacksd the rnurdsFef. bat be aoOn
fatally wouzded Mrs. Hammond. and
ss ths children attempted 20 eacape Be
ailsd them With balls. Thinking be had
killed the entire family be ded 70 the
mountains aud has cot yet bees eAughf.
Mrs- Hammond wtn die aEd the ehil-
drsn may not Feeover. II was hoazs
after the shooting before the nelehbofs
cane, sttrssted b he eries Of TIE boy.
seereeary manniag Leaves the emee.
wAwxxofoE. March 9.-AithonGh
Secretary Manning's resignation dsss
naa take eEees until the tat pRo1.. Be
/ virtually severed his o0nsectisn With
ths DepArtusnf thss afternoon. In 30
eoraAnos With his exprssssd VISA, there
was no formal leaSs- s-tAktnR. bal feS
81 tie ofIiaers wh0 knew of bis oouien
plaaed dspartufs Improved the oppaf
/ sunay 70 aAil ard cay goodbye" ~
waa presented with . ha1dsorse tokel
hY ths messengers attached 70 ~
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oNE COMPANY on oUARp.

The regiment will pass before the
body, which viii be laid In front Of the
platform. aud the regiment will then be
dismissed and VIII leave company &c, !"
which is known as the Plymouth Com
pany, and is composed chiefly of mem
bers Of BeecheF's congregation, to re-
main on guard while the body is laid in
state in the church. The church will
remain opan all day Thursday and FRI
day and the members Of the con0FeQa-
tisn will have the privilege Of passing
before the body.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-10
Aor1ax DETxRnKD,

NKw YozK. March 9.--rhs Executive
Csmuittes Of the Richmond Terminal
Company met today 10 consider the mat
ter Of aosoKbine The Baltimore a Ohio
and other systems. Action was deferred
until tomorrow.
PA1rLY DKxTKD N PHILADELPHIA.
PHukpELPEIA, March s.-The L9zgsr.
in its financial article t0morro9, r.
ferrinR to alleged BalfimoEs 4 OHIO
deal, will Say: 'sIn the various repoEta
that have Ros into the newspapers ON
ths news that thsre has hesn created an
alleged syndicate. vhiah II supposed TO
hs %, ina TIE BAltinsEs 4 Ohis Rail-
road and q great many large railroad
companies, we have made inquiry on
the snbisct, and are able 90 report as
the resnit that the Pennsylvania road
ana the Lehieh Valley road haEs ne
aounsesi0u vita The deal; thAa tie con
trolling power n tAs Rsadine R4ilrosd
has nothing 10 do With Il and thai the
company siA Roi Be used b. shis synai.
caae In any snah conneuttan, thaa ths
friends Of Mr.. Austin Carsin dsmy thai
be has anything 20 do with tbs move
ms1t, end thai Drexel. Morgan 4 90. o.
Neu York asd Drexel A CO. Of Phila
dslphia have uoahing 20 d With ia.-
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rHE oHuaoH rHRowN OILS.

On Friday the church will be thrown
open to the public. This course has
been rendered necessary IN Consequence
Of the extent Of the friends and ad-
mireFs Of she divine. The citizens
committee, Of which ex- Mayer Seth
Love is chairman, will have charge Of
the body until intermsnt on Saturday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-10
THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK or sEATTLE.

DEPosITs RECEIVED AND AC
IL counts kept subject 70 check or dram
BUYS and SEI.LS KXCHANGE on aIl
principal cities OF the UNITED STATES
and EUROPE.
COLLECTIONS receive special stteu,
ton made at loweat rates on ali acces
aihle points.
LETTERS or CREDIT Issued. avail
able IN Ali parts Of the world.
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CharIeF AnanIlell.

ThKsTos fN. }. March a.-Ihe As
ssmbly today passed unanimously .
bill 20 annul the charter Of TIE Morris
and Esssx road property, which is worth
About e50.O00000. with she provision
that ths aes shall nOt become operative
il ths company sIu befofs JuBs LEI
next Gle q waive of ~ claim of ef-
empsion from taxstion under its specisl
charter and utth TIE further provision
that up0n the Cling 0f sueh waive the
stats wili remit ifs claim for ahoul
8i.oe. .00o IN dsiinqasnt taxss-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-10

NEW YoRx, March 9.--ArranRements
fer the funeral Of the late Henry Ward
Beecher are not vet completed, but IL
has been decided thai u shall be public.
The services at the house are 10 be
strictly private, in compliance With the
will OF the family. The services will
be conducted by DIR. O. Il Hall. an old
friend Of the family. None but the
family will be admitted TO these ser
vices, which will be of the simplest na-
taFe. The body will be escorted 20
Plymouth Church, al the conclusion Of
the family service, BY She Thirteenth
Regiment Of Brooklyn, of which Beecher
waa Chaplain.
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SOCIETIES.


x-ux sEATTLE W0AKEsB chris
90 Tempersncs Union mse.s sEary
ssl@T Al 10 D. m. IN the First Ms1hod-
= 'Fnisc0pal Church, Second street Al
Gsesrfsn wOmen earnestly Invited %
sss~@d JAZZ
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hEEI1S March g.-Tha Eepssnnata
bill uBs called sp for second readina
IN ths ksiohstag today. 6laadsnbeFa's
ameBdmeut proposing thaf tbe term 81
It's bili Be- tbrae instead Of sssau years
uas rejected b. . xsts of 2x3 10 81
Eighty eieht memheFa sustained fRom
voting. Ihe Polish ane Alaatian mem-
bsrA were absent. The Socialists voted
with the minority.
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4 SCHRMR.
Eastern Financial Circles
Greatly Excited OVer n
Railroad Deal.
The Alleged Combination
VIII Control Immense
Business Interests.
Preparations for the Last Fu-
neral Rites of the Great
Preacher.
A Tragedy IN Ksnsusky-Hs has Joined
the AmerieAn Colony In Canada
Secretary Naming Leaves the
Oflee-lfrs.Laey Parsons, the
Leetzriax Anarshist. Ar
rested for Being too
Bolstsrons.
GIGANTIC RAILRsAD ConsIzAIIeN

TIE scHKH LOOKED on wTxH scxFTIcIzM.
NEw YoRK, March 9.-The RSsnfHs
Poet in its financial article saya that the
attention Of the street and general pub
lie has been concentrated upoE the pro
grsss Of 9 scheme for the anal0smation
ef half q dozsa great railroad proper
ties under the csDkrol OF tbs Richmond
Terminal syndicate. with 30 mueh seep
ticism about lee success thai even when
IL vas openly and positively stated BY
members Of the syndioate that they had
aosrired oeafrel Of the Baltimore 4
Ohio, spectators and others waited for
further developments to show the ex-
tent Of the whole scheme befoFe taking
much interest in the market. The pre-
vaiIing belief is tast the settlement Of
the telegraph var will be one Of the re-
sults Of Q Jersey Central, Reading,
Baltimore 4 Ohio. and Richmond Ter
minal combination. IL is ack iowledged
that the Baltimore a Ohio would like 10
part with its telegraph property while
in the present stage Of the war.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-10

PRONOUNCED TEE aaRATEsT PREkoKER.
LONDON, March 9.-Rev. DR.. Joseph
Parker, pastor Of the City Temple,
whose guest Rev. Henry Ward Bescher
vas during bis recent visit 10 London.
publishes q tribute to Beecher's memeEy.
He says be does not hesitate 70 pre-
nounce Baecher the greatest preacher
Who ever lived.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-10

BALrrMoRz, March 9.-RobeFt Gar
retf, President Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad, was seen today but hsd moth
ing TO say in regard TO the reported ar
Fangement for the transfer Of the con-
troll Of that road 10 q syndicate reDre-
senting the Reading, Richmond, Ter
ninaI and other companies.
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nou.r WANr rr To 1.EAYE nAIrTMonE.

DON WANI II 10 LIVE DA41E11llE'
NEW YoRx, March 9.-The Times con-
tains a statement which appears 70 be
authentic aud which has created SEN
sation here. The city as corporation.
II largely interested in she Baltimore q
Ohio, and there are private interests
which are opposed 30 the control Of the
road going ous Of Baltimere hands.
The Baltimore & Ohie road has been
looked upon as q Baltimore enterprise,
and, while Garrett has preserved reti-
oence as 10 everything that has been
rumoFed, there are many who fear that
there is truth in the statements pub
lished. There is conviction here that
II the road shall pass into other hands
the express and telegraph system will
20 with it.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-10

otiiee. Mr.. Manning viii leave wash
iRglon tomorrow for . short vizit %
New 1srk and Albany prior b hts DE-
perture for Eurupe. BE 4 suHsrirg
frem 9 ssFeFe cold. but otheEwtse bis
heaith shows no impairment since hts
return 10 duiy. Acting Secretary Fair
ehild 10 still regarded as his most likely
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-10

The President today directed the re-
moval Of james ID. Bowie, ColleotoF of
Customs 81 PaFkersburR. Va, and J0nn
Menshaw, Supervising Inspector Of
Steam Vessels for the Third DimtFisa,
which inelndsd the Atlantic coast from
Cape Charles, Va, 10 she extreme end
Of Florida. TIE latter has tWios heen
suapendad from ofhoe and thea restored
10 duty, because of the failure of the
Senate 10 act on the nomination Of his
successor. 10 making tbsme removals
the President has taken advantae, for
she ntas time, Of the repeal Of the tenure
Of once Get.
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John sherman and mls Parly.

CHARLnsroN Il. o.. March 9.-John
Sherman and his party reached Charles
ton ct 5 o'clock this morning. and re.
mained here until o'clock this after.
noon, Vbsn they left for Savannah,
whence they will go 10 Flerida and
thence TO Ouba.
TretteF's Commission stgned.
WAsHNoroN, March 9.-The Preai-
dent today signed the commission ol
Recorder Of Deeds James NJ. Trotter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26
Par on non.

Une rumeur sen Went encore
nous bonner CONNIE bien possible
que Sir John "a. Macdonald soft
6lev6 q Ia paierie, ct quite d6fni-
Itivement Ia Canada de nos amours
pour aller habiter le pays DIES sien-
mes.
Que le grand chef tory devienne
lord, comte d'OttaWa, knight du
Pacifque, pair spirituel, dieu, ia
BILE on ~cuYette, nous nous en- 6ton-
nerons nj peu nj prou; il pourrait
etre tout celia. BIT les pa1ens qui
sen sont fait une 1dole ne les1ne-
ront jamais, quelle que soft SO
transformation, quand il s'ag1ra
de brnler quelques grains de leur
encens le plus pr6cieux, 3 ce nez
Id qui en- q tant recu.
lis sayent ASSET que la grace po
litique, q ce prlx obtenue est une.
ros6e quii soulage ct rafra1chit bien-
tot des plus cuisants sacrifices ct
deB plus lourds abaissements.
Il lectenv.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26
IA CONSUMPTION GuERIE.

I'm vieux medecin retire, ayant reru
dun mlssionnaire Dies In les Orientales
la formule dun remede simple ct vege-
tai pour la guerison rapide ct permanen-
te de la Consumption, Ia Bronchite, 10
Catarrhe, PAsthme ct toutes les Alice
tions des Poumons ct de la Gorge, ct qui
gnerit radicalement la Debilite Nerveuse
ct t0utes les Maladies Nerveuses; apres
avoir eprouve ses remarquablss effets
curatifs dams des milliers de cas-, trouve
que c'est son devoir de lie faire c~onnaitrc
aux malades. Pousse par. le desir de
oulager les souffrances de l'humanite
~j'enverrai gratis d ceuA qul lie desirent,
cette recette en- Allemand, Francois on
Arglais, avec instructions pour Ia prepa-
rer ct l'employer. Expedite par 10 posts
81 ou addresse avec un timbre nommant
ce Journal, w. "A. NoYEs, 40 Powers
Block, Rochester. N. Y.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26
5bagatenee, qui SO wolfe Il face pour
parler DIES aFrench vices, alors que

bagateles, quiise yoile Ia face pour
parler DIES French vices alors que
son aristocratle, ses lords, ses prin
ces non.contents de souiller leurs
MONS ct leurs titres dams dess mai
sons Oh l'on vand des enfants Sc
niyrent au point de ne plus savoir
r6pondre au salut que la canon d'u,
ne nation, simon annie, du moins
courtoise, adresse d "a souveralne,
Depuis cent ciuquante ans IAN
gleterre B va ses plus puissantes
colonies, les Etats-U nis secouer
le joug de 81 tyrannie. Ellie w
SEES troupes les plus aguerries com
mand6es par ses g6neraux les plus
habiles battues, cern6es, obligees de
capituler ct celia par des hommes
sans instruction militaire, mais qul
Sc battaient pour Ia liberte ct
avaient q leur tete Washington
Lafayette ct Rochambeau.
Ellea, depuis cette epoqne, opere
reculades sur reculades, recu sans
sans SO plaindre, afronts sur q.
fronts let ellie ma pas fnl.
Les Canadiens Francois sont
patients mais lis ont bonnie memoiis
re-. lis SO rappellent le famepx
Colborne, Get anglais yqui en- 1888
envoyait . p6chafaud les de Lori II
mier, les Robert, les Hamelin, leg
Narbonne ct d'autres qui exilait 5o
de nos compatriotes les plus IN
huents. Et bientot Is Canada imi-
tant les Etats- Unis recouVrera ga
libert6 soft en- s'annexant q ce
grand pays soft en- proclalm1ant son
independence.
Ce nest qu'unei question de
temps.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de pOuesth has 9 larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
1t is three times as large as that
of any French paper published in
the city Of Minneapolis.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26

NEW York. % mai.--Le Is mai
courant, par I'M temps tres calme
le "Celtic'' de Ia compagnie White
Star Line q Gu al milieu de Po-
.c6an une collision avec le HBritan-
MIC de Ia meme ligne. lie rouil-
lard tres 6pais 6t6 la cause de 10
catastrophe. Les deux navires
sont reyenus 3 NeW-York, 10 plu-
part des passagers etaient = .bord
du Celtic.
Quatre passengers ont etc tues et
inhumes en- mer.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26
Les Cinquantenaires Canadlens.
Nous lisons dams Is Monde

$500 80
Nous llsons oans & le 'NoNoe =.
Ms1re: Il
La s6rle des cinquantenaires
canadiens, aui nous interessent
beaucoup plus que celni de Ia rel
ne. 3 commence samedi de,rnier.
nv q, en- effet, 50 ans que nom
bre de citoyens go sont assemblies
B st Ours. sous Ia precedence de M.
Come S6raphin Gherrier, atm de
Idiscuter Ia situation politique.
Les resolutions gniyantes furent
adopt4es CO iour-la.
n-.,- 49,
Sue ID Mesulo az loiu oolil .s W..
sen q1ls prlve "a onanDle ae 2u'
controle sul ~ : un 1.a w,
latlon ~ .oas les uloiss
accorues au Das-0anaua pats %
plt m y .les llal.es' IL.
Que - gouselnenlenequ. pea'
avn gu uoI sn1 e.
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et - eln es0 ~
MeptlsaDie lnulgne 70 .ou' iespoo
o. meme 70 s~oun1sslon n-.
Suo ~ pouplo w y
peut Plus coMptei 4uo sJn
Emerge g! que ses ailles nature
sonl e cl.oyens uesla sianue io-
PuDll4uo Vols1ne,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26
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